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Create a highly photorealistic architectural render of the terrace.

CRITICAL REQUIREMENTS: Do not change the original image dimensions, aspect ratio, camera angle, camera position, perspective, geometry, proportions, architectural layout, or existing design. Preserve the exact composition of the original image. Only add the dining furniture and decorative elements explicitly described below.

1. ARCHITECTURE AND MATERIALS

Preserve the existing floor, glazing, ceiling/canopy, and white facade wall with its window opening exactly as shown in Reference 1. Maintain all existing materials, colors, textures, details, and lighting conditions. Do not redesign or replace any architectural elements.

2. DINING TABLE

Replace the bright green rectangular placeholder with a dining table matching the design, material, color, finish, and proportions of the table shown in Reference 2.

Position the table precisely within the area indicated by the green rectangle, respecting the original camera perspective and the existing terrace layout. Ensure that the table looks naturally integrated into the space and has realistic dimensions.

Add subtle, elegant table styling:

• Refined dinner plates arranged neatly on the tabletop.
• A transparent glass vase with delicate white magnolia branches.
• Minimal, sophisticated decorative details that complement the interior without cluttering the table.

The styling should look natural, understated, and appropriate for a high-end architectural visualization.

3. DINING CHAIRS

Add six dining chairs matching the exact design, material, color, upholstery, and proportions of the chairs shown in Reference 3.

• Place three chairs along the near side of the dining table. We must see these three chairs strictly from behind, with their backrests facing the camera.
• Place another three chairs along the opposite side of the table. Due to the camera angle and table position, only the upper portions of their backrests should be visible above the tabletop.

Arrange the chairs evenly and realistically along both sides of the table. Preserve correct scale, spacing, perspective, and alignment. Do not add chairs at the ends of the table.

4. OLIVE TREE

The red triangular/rectangular marked area indicates the position of an olive tree. Add an olive tree in this exact location, matching the appearance of the olive tree in Reference 1.

5. VIEW THROUGH THE GLAZING

Preserve the exact exterior view shown in Reference 1. The view through the glass must remain consistent with that reference, including the tiled rooftops, distant mountain, and subtle blue sky. Do not introduce a different landscape or alter the background.


We see the table lengthwise from the current camera angle. Place three dining chairs in a straight line along one long side of the table, with their backs facing the camera directly.

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